In Brave New World by Aldous Leonard Huxley the exile of characters allows them to see brand new feelings they have never experienced and how it is both terrifying and exciting. One of the characters who at first experienced alienation in the novel, Bernard is an example, the way he experienced exile can be applied to a basic human instinct to feel accepted. Bernard’s exile was more of an exclusion of himself. He felt unique, something that was looked down upon in this novel. He wasn’t the same as everyone in his class. “He stood eight centimetres short of the standard Alpha height and was slender in proportion.” (Chapter 2, Page 43). Because of his short stature and thinness he was not a regular of his class. He didn’t sleep with anyone nor
